Great ! 2008/3/18, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > There's a new cdfs on sources that also knows how to read and write > data tracks on DVDs and BDs (Blu-ray Discs, the makers claim); see > cdfs(4) for details. I've tried to test all combinations of media > (CD, DVD-, DVD+, BD) × (-ROM, -R, -RW) × (single-layer, dual-layer), > which works out to 24 combinations, but may have missed some > (definitely missed dual-density CDs). DVD-RAM is untested but might > just work; the rewritable media are much less troublesome than the > write-once media. HD DVD is untested; it might just work, but it's > fading rapidly. > > I've tested PATA (IDE) and SATA burners, but not USB, which ought to > work (slowly for now) via usbdisk, nor SCSI. > > If you haven't been paying attention to optical media lately, > dual-layer BDs can hold 50GB, which is enough to be interesting for > backups and archiving. There's no officially-sanctioned way (yet) to > incrementally add tracks to a disc over a longish interval, but > empirically it appears that just not removing the /mnt/cd/wd file > until you've written the last track will allow dribbling tracks out to > disc. 100 tracks, each containing a 512MB venti arena, should roughly > fill a dual-layer BD. It's also possible that I'll implement packet > (incremental) writing. > >
-- С Уважением Жилкин Сергей
